What does this mean Oséa, ¿yo, rogarte?

Question

Oséa, ¿yo, rogarte? La neta sí.?

Answer 1

I mean, me, beg you? The truth yes? Neta is a vulgar way of saying: truth.

Yes, O sea is that's to say? I mean... - annierats, Apr 14, 2014

You're right Annie :) - nelson_rafael, Apr 14, 2014

Answer 2

Neta is a vulgar way of saying: truth.

Neta can mean "true", "truth" or "really", but to my knowledge there is nothing vulgar about it. It's only slang. Mexican slang to be exact.

Neta wey? -- Really dude?

Dime la neta -- Tell me the truth

Es Neta wey, te lo juro -- It's the truth dude, I swear

Answer 3

Almost forgot...

O sea, sometimes written as osea, can also mean "like" (think valley girl) or even "whatever". Also Mexican slang.

O sea is all about how you say it. You have to hear it to get the full effect.

O sea wey, dejame en paz -- Whatever dude, leave me alone.

O sea, hello, me eschuchas? -- Like hello, me eschuchas?

Read this, it has a video where you can hear it in action. O sea, comprate un bosque y piérdete

nice, you must be really thinking in Spanish as you've mixed the two languages into the one sentence lol, are you listening to me? jeje - Kiwi-Girl, Apr 15, 2014

Answer 4

It means are the bones clean yes?

That was a lousy answer. - juanmelgar, Apr 13, 2014